Celeron 800 specs anyone?

Neo_ZX · November 23rd, 2001

Does anyone know if a Celeron 800 with 100Mhz FSB work with a slocket (that socket 370 -> slot 1 adapter)?

I'm not sure if the chip is PPGA or FCPGA. Does it matter when using the slocket adapter? I'm using a 440BX chipset. Any help appreciated. Thanks!

Ali · November 23rd, 2001

Well as far as my limited knowledge suggests the 440bx chipset were only compatible with Pentium II or II 450........on intel mobo............where as the BX2 chipsets were compatible with celerons starting from 266mhz to 700 or obove........!

Ali

Neo_ZX · November 23rd, 2001

Actually I just found out that I need a specific slocket adapter for my board. The one I have now is for PPGA chips, but I have an FC-PGA Celeron right now. My motherboard does support up to 800Mhz but I need to find out where to get an FC-PGA slocket card now. Does anyone know of some place to buy it or order online? Keep in mind I live in Ontario, Canada.

**Demigod** · November 24th, 2001

Finding a slocket for FC-PGA -> Slot 1 shouldn't be too hard. All of Intel's current Celeron and Pentium 3 processors use FC-PGA and are compatible with Slot 1. Here's one: http://www.bxboards.com/iwill370ii.shtml
A 440BX should support up to 1 Ghz Celeron and P3. I have a 440BX board and my P3 is very comfortable in it.

Neo_ZX · November 24th, 2001

Thanks for your help guys. I actually found a FCPGA adapter after about 8 hours of combing the city. It was in a small store on a pretty busy road but you'd hardly notice it. There was one left. Thank god I found it or I'd have to return my chip! Anyways, I'm up and running with it now but there really isn't much of a speed improvement in anything other than games (keep in mind I had a K6-2 450!) but I guess that is to be expected. I was gonna get the gig Celery, but my board only has 8x multiplier dammit. Oh well, problem solved. Thanks again.

ebola · November 24th, 2001

try running your celleron 800 at 133 fsb (1064mhz). I bet it can do it. your only limiting factor is your bx board and your heatsink. most celly 800's will hit a gig.

all intel multipliers are locked so it doesnt matter what multiplier is on your board. my board goes to 9 or something like that and the multiplier on my chip is 10. I have a p3 1000E in a slotkit on my bx board running at 1240mhz. your board would have recognized the celleron 1 gig just fine. and it would have run at 1 gig.

next time just ask.

**Demigod** · November 25th, 2001

Yes, the only major improvement you will get with a new CPU (of the same generation) is in games and other CPU-intensive tasks (compress, video encoding, etc.). The primary performance bottheneck to any PC system is the hard drive so if you want to see faster loading times in Windows and other programs then you'd have to get a faster hard drive (or more RAM).

Neo_ZX · November 25th, 2001

I was thinking about overclocking but I'm unsure of the stability I'd get from running at 133FSB. The thing is, I'm going to have this computer on 24/7 since it splits my internet connection through a LAN and I also use it very regularly. I suppose I'd also have to get PC133 SDRAM and the prices just shot up 50% to about $35 CDN, which ain't much but I don't think its worth getting for a risky improvement. There is no voltage regulation either cause the FCPGA slocket is auto select on voltage. I'd really like to overclock it sometime though... maybe when the system starts to REALLY lag.

ebola · November 25th, 2001

if you are unsure about overclocking then dont. wait a year and when it seems really old and you dont care so much about it then crank up the juice.

November 23rd, 2001	#1 (permalink)
Neo_ZX Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 186	Celeron 800 specs anyone? Does anyone know if a Celeron 800 with 100Mhz FSB work with a slocket (that socket 370 -> slot 1 adapter)? I'm not sure if the chip is PPGA or FCPGA. Does it matter when using the slocket adapter? I'm using a 440BX chipset. Any help appreciated. Thanks!

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Ali CoLD InSiDE Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Somewhere Posts: 2,613	Well as far as my limited knowledge suggests the 440bx chipset were only compatible with Pentium II or II 450........on intel mobo............where as the BX2 chipsets were compatible with celerons starting from 266mhz to 700 or obove........! Ali __________________ AMD Athlon XP 2100 @ 1.75 Ghz Gigabyte GA-7VA.XP VIA K400 1.25GB PC3200 System Ram ChainTech GeForCe4 TI 4200 128MB Creative SB Live! 5.1 2x WD Caviar 120GBs and -Rom1 Maxtor 40GB LiteON 16x DVD-Rw WindowsXP Professional-SP2 & Mandrake Linux

November 24th, 2001	#4 (permalink)
Demigod これはバタスです Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 5,811	Finding a slocket for FC-PGA -> Slot 1 shouldn't be too hard. All of Intel's current Celeron and Pentium 3 processors use FC-PGA and are compatible with Slot 1. Here's one: http://www.bxboards.com/iwill370ii.shtml A 440BX should support up to 1 Ghz Celeron and P3. I have a 440BX board and my P3 is very comfortable in it. __________________ CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 @ 2.66 Ghz (Yorkfield) Mobo: Intel DX48BT2 Memory: 2048 MB PC10600 DDR3 Videocard: PNY Geforce 9800 GX2 PCIe w/ 1024 MB GDDR3 Soundcard: On-board SigmaTel High Definition Audio Hard drive: 300 MB Maxtor & 1 TB Hitachi Optical drive: LG GGW-H20L (2x BD-R DL) OS: Microsoft Windows Vista (32-bit)

November 25th, 2001	#7 (permalink)
Demigod これはバタスです Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 5,811	Yes, the only major improvement you will get with a new CPU (of the same generation) is in games and other CPU-intensive tasks (compress, video encoding, etc.). The primary performance bottheneck to any PC system is the hard drive so if you want to see faster loading times in Windows and other programs then you'd have to get a faster hard drive (or more RAM). __________________ CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 @ 2.66 Ghz (Yorkfield) Mobo: Intel DX48BT2 Memory: 2048 MB PC10600 DDR3 Videocard: PNY Geforce 9800 GX2 PCIe w/ 1024 MB GDDR3 Soundcard: On-board SigmaTel High Definition Audio Hard drive: 300 MB Maxtor & 1 TB Hitachi Optical drive: LG GGW-H20L (2x BD-R DL) OS: Microsoft Windows Vista (32-bit)

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November 23rd, 2001	#3 (permalink)
Neo_ZX Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 186	Actually I just found out that I need a specific slocket adapter for my board. The one I have now is for PPGA chips, but I have an FC-PGA Celeron right now. My motherboard does support up to 800Mhz but I need to find out where to get an FC-PGA slocket card now. Does anyone know of some place to buy it or order online? Keep in mind I live in Ontario, Canada.

November 24th, 2001	#5 (permalink)
Neo_ZX Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 186	Thanks for your help guys. I actually found a FCPGA adapter after about 8 hours of combing the city. It was in a small store on a pretty busy road but you'd hardly notice it. There was one left. Thank god I found it or I'd have to return my chip! Anyways, I'm up and running with it now but there really isn't much of a speed improvement in anything other than games (keep in mind I had a K6-2 450!) but I guess that is to be expected. I was gonna get the gig Celery, but my board only has 8x multiplier dammit. Oh well, problem solved. Thanks again.

November 24th, 2001	#6 (permalink)
ebola Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Chanhassen, MN Posts: 900	try running your celleron 800 at 133 fsb (1064mhz). I bet it can do it. your only limiting factor is your bx board and your heatsink. most celly 800's will hit a gig. all intel multipliers are locked so it doesnt matter what multiplier is on your board. my board goes to 9 or something like that and the multiplier on my chip is 10. I have a p3 1000E in a slotkit on my bx board running at 1240mhz. your board would have recognized the celleron 1 gig just fine. and it would have run at 1 gig. next time just ask.

November 25th, 2001	#8 (permalink)
Neo_ZX Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 186	I was thinking about overclocking but I'm unsure of the stability I'd get from running at 133FSB. The thing is, I'm going to have this computer on 24/7 since it splits my internet connection through a LAN and I also use it very regularly. I suppose I'd also have to get PC133 SDRAM and the prices just shot up 50% to about $35 CDN, which ain't much but I don't think its worth getting for a risky improvement. There is no voltage regulation either cause the FCPGA slocket is auto select on voltage. I'd really like to overclock it sometime though... maybe when the system starts to REALLY lag.

November 25th, 2001	#9 (permalink)
ebola Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Chanhassen, MN Posts: 900	if you are unsure about overclocking then dont. wait a year and when it seems really old and you dont care so much about it then crank up the juice.